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On TradeGateHub Live Trading, Warren Pies joins Dale Pinkert to discuss his journey and methodology in managing his ETF. Dale asks Warren about his expectations of a potential growth scare this spring, prompting an in-depth discussion on economic trends. Warren also shares his insights on commoditie

USD/JPY rebounds 0.35% from 151.64 low, driven by bond yield movements. Technical analysis hints at bullish shift; resistance near 200-day SMA at 152.76. Downside risks if SMA not surpassed; supports at 152.00 and 150.93 in focus. The USD/JPY climbed during the North American session. It trades at 1

Friday's relatively strong US job report numbers and the broadening of US tariffs are keeping the dollar supported. On the former, the jobs report has seen expectations of Federal Reserve easing this year pared back to just 35bp. Those Fed easing expectations could narrow even further this week. Ano

Review The U.S. economy added 143,000 jobs in January and the unemployment rate edged down to 4%….. The gain in jobs marked a drop from November and December and was less than the 169,000 jobs that economists had expected for January, according to a Wall Street Journal survey. But the job counts for

GBP/USD ascends to 1.2451, buoyed by disappointing US NFP figures showing only 143K jobs added. US unemployment rate improves to 4%, with a notable increase in Average Hourly Earnings hinting at robust consumer spending. Market anticipates Fed rate cut in June 2025, while recent BoE rate cut minimal

The Japanese yen is in negative territory on Friday. This follows a two-day rally which saw the yen jump 1.9% and hit a three-month high. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 151.94, up 0.39% on the day. On the data front, Japan’s household spending was much stronger than expected and the

Partner Center New Zealand reported a 0.1% quarter-on-quarter dip in employment for Q4 2024, smaller than the projected reduction of 0.2%, but the unemployment rate still rose from 4.8% to 5.1% as expected. The previous quarter suffered a downgrade to show a 0.6% quarterly reduction in hiring versus

The US Dollar kicked off the week on a strong note as market participants assessed the implementation of US tariffs over the weekend, while investors should remain focused on the US labour market data throughout this week as well as comments from Fed’s rate setters. Here is what you need to know on